Zog (played by Hugh Skinner) is a protagonist in Zog.
A bright orange dragon and student at dragon school. Despite poor skills in flying, roaring, and fire-breathing, he is determined to earn a gold star by capturing a princess. Madame Dragon (played by Tracey Ullman) appears in Zog.
Zog's teacher at dragon school. Oversees his training in dragon skills and sets the academic goal of capturing a princess to earn a gold star. Sir Gadabout (played by Kit Harington) appears in Zog.
A brave knight sent by the king's uncle to retrieve Princess Pearl. Prepares for an epic duel with Zog to fulfill his royal mission. Princess Pearl (played by Patsy Ferran) appears in Zog.
A young girl of royal blood who befriends Zog. Bored with her palace life, she actively seeks rescue to escape her dull routine. Guards / Knight / other vocals (played by Rob Brydon) appears in Zog.
Provides vocal support for minor royal and knightly figures, contributing to the film's jolly atmosphere and background action sequences. Young Zog (played by Rocco Wright) appears in Zog.
The younger version of the protagonist, likely featured in flashbacks or representing his earlier training phase at dragon school.
Zog (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Zog
(played by Hugh Skinner) — protagonist
A bright orange dragon and student at dragon school. Despite poor skills in flying, roaring, and fire-breathing, he is determined to earn a gold star by capturing a princess.
Madame Dragon
(played by Tracey Ullman) — supporting
Zog's teacher at dragon school. Oversees his training in dragon skills and sets the academic goal of capturing a princess to earn a gold star.
Sir Gadabout
(played by Kit Harington) — supporting
A brave knight sent by the king's uncle to retrieve Princess Pearl. Prepares for an epic duel with Zog to fulfill his royal mission.
Princess Pearl
(played by Patsy Ferran) — supporting
A young girl of royal blood who befriends Zog. Bored with her palace life, she actively seeks rescue to escape her dull routine.
Guards / Knight / other vocals
(played by Rob Brydon) — supporting
Provides vocal support for minor royal and knightly figures, contributing to the film's jolly atmosphere and background action sequences.
Young Zog
(played by Rocco Wright) — supporting
The younger version of the protagonist, likely featured in flashbacks or representing his earlier training phase at dragon school.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Young Zog → Zog
(Temporal Past Self)
Guards / Knight / other vocals → Sir Gadabout
(Power Subordinate)
Guards / Knight / other vocals → Princess Pearl
(Professional Royal Guard)
Sir Gadabout → Princess Pearl
(Professional Knight)
Zog → Madame Dragon
(Professional Student)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sir Gadabout → Zog
(Conflict Rival)
Zog → Princess Pearl
(Social Friend)
Story Analysis
A young dragon's journey to earn academic approval through friendship, skill mastery, and defying traditional expectations.
Plot Progression
The Dragon's Dilemma
The Royal Escape
The Knight's Pursuit
Wings of Friendship
Directed by Max Lang, Daniel Snaddon
Zog (2018) · 6.7/10 · adventure, animation, family, fantasy, tv-movie
Content sources
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(Q122875738), public domain (CC0).
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